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Where is Iowa state vs mizzou with the telephone

Do the telephone trophy Iowa state vs Missouri

Minnesota fan here, our wins against Penn State in 1999 and 2019 are some of the best wins in my lifetime. Always a close game, excited for the game this season.

LSU vs. Tulane, old-time SEC rivals that still played for the "Tiger Rag" every year even after Tulane left the conference. The reason why it's not played anymore since 2006 is that LSU really doesn't want to play in New Orleans unless it's the Sugar Bowl.

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Outsiders wouldn't get it but there still is some animosity between lsu and tulane. I dont need the rivalry to comeback though necessarily. And there is a rag as a trophy

Boise State-Fresno State isn't a forgotten rivalry. They still absolutely hate each other they just don't play every year because the Mountain West sucks at protected rivalries.

At least Minnesota and Penn State are playing this year. Maybe Minnesota can pull the upset, then everyone will hear about the bell which funny enough still has the old Big Ten logo on it. Minnesota was Penn States first Big Ten opponent in 1993, hence the creation of the trophy to commemorate it.

best rivalry by far is south carolina- clemson rivalry (palmetto bowl) clemson is walmart sc

I just came across your video. Cool topic.

UAB and Memphis play for the battle of the bones trophy.

I hope everyone got to experience the holy war tonight. It did not disappoint. BYU and Utah have played every year since 1896.

What about lsu Arkansas

I’m partial to the battle for the victory bell (Cincinnati-Miami Ohio) even tho it’s not power 4. It’s the 2nd oldest rivalry in college football and is 60-60-7 to my knowledge. Not very well-known. Sad that it’ll come to an end in 2026 tho 😢

A couple more tidbits about OSU v Illinois. This was the season ending game for both teams until the 1930s when the annual game with a certain school up north was moved into this slot for OSU. Illinois was OSU's longest unbroken annual rival until 2003 when the B1G started messing with the schedule. Finally, I was an OU student during those awful years in the '90s when we lost a ridiculous number of games to them. Some were legit, others were just bizarre, like the game where Eddie George fumbled twice inside the 1 yard line and Illinois took both fumbles 99 yards the other way.

With the move to the PAC 12 Boise State and Fresno State will play a lot more hopefully and bring more attention to the rivalry

I wasnt aware of some of these rivalries

Nice video. If you do a part 2 you need to cover Marshall vs Ohio, the Battle for the Bell!

Really good video mate! Love the CFB lore vids

Originally Ohio State was scheduled to face Illinois in 2020 but was canceled like a lot of games back then. Even in NCAA trailer they showed it at 1:42. It’s like a forgotten trophy in the conference This is my first time seeing the Gansz trophy. I was at the 2018 game and still didn’t see it

no border war unfortunatley :/ CSU Rams Vs the Wyoming Cowboys for the Bronze Boot

Anytime Tech and Vandy play Miss St: 👀

I would love a part 2 for this!

The turtle story. lol!

Wonderful video !!

ROLL TIDE 🐘🐘🐘

the flawed poll was better than the current playoff shit where 2 and 3 loss teams play for a natty

LETS GO CANES

I enjoyed the hell out of this. Excellent job. I miss this era of college football

Notre Dame also jumped from number 5 to number 1 when they beat Texas in the Cotton Bowl Jan. 1st 1978.

Only if Jackson county could beat Jefferson one day

Fantastic video. The poll era was a phenomenal time to become a college football fan.

Any college football fan who “shakes their head in disgust” at the poll era is an uninformed, ignorant fan.

I've been looking for videos like this. Many years where multiple games were in the mix to decide the Natty. Would love to see more videos about the many other years like this. I've been throwing together lists with game videos and/or highlights here on YT but nothing like you've done here to bring it together. Thanks.

I took a rather painful poop watching this video. Started sweating and everything.

Top notch work

Hey there 👋, guy who invented football and sports ad a concept here and in my world/original timeline possibly any team that finished the regular season undefeated was given a national title and bowl games where simply exhibition games after the season. However between January 10-17 there was a "national championship game held between two of the champions or two of the top teams if none went undefeated. However what you people refer to as national championship we called #1 ranking. Also the Holiday bowl and the humanitarian bowl were really big deals. And also we only had one season between 1862-1999 where there were no undefeated teams leading to West Virginia beating Miami in 1989 which lead us to the inaugural 4 team playoff in 2000 which we had done before sporadically when we had 4 undefeated champions.

Ive always loved Hurts footwork on that play lol satisfying to watch 38:54

That 2012 SEC championship is their greatest game against each other imo definitely was the real national championship that season.

5:25 should have been a false start

25:56 Miami didn’t win the national championship in 1989 Orange Bowl (1988 season). Notre Dame won that year. Miami won the 1989 championship winning the 1990 Sugar Bowl.

Hey man, this was a very well put together video and you did a fantastic job. I also really like how you put the scoreboard at the bottom of the screen, ive always wished people would do that in recaps of old games with no scoreboard. I did want to add that while your thumbnail was insanely well made, it was kind of confusing as it features the Nebraska player breaking a tackle, which runs contrary to the text in the thumbnail referencing miami winning the game. Other than that, i cant think of anything to criticize here. Keep it up <3

Birth of the Hurricanes' legacy

Great stuff man

I think this video is going to cause you to blow up on YT! Great work!

Face reveal?

The fumblerooski is the all time greatest play I’ve ever seen in college football. And Bernie Kosar and Alonzo Highsmith were absolute beasts in that game. It doesn’t show up in the stats, but Highsmith picked up every blitzed who came at Kosar. It was incredible. The blitzes were like waves breaking on the beach; all that energy dissolving into harmless foam.

Clarke Central got screwed

Simply the Best!!!!!

The spiral on that ball is insane. You never see that kind of spin in the modern era